can i fit a fish eye on this camera
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I don't think it's set-up to take add-on equipment like that, but I'm sure you could Google it or contact Kodak directly. It's a pretty straight forward point and click for basic to intermediate use. Great little camera.
439843
Not that I'm aware of.Rokinon just released a 12mm f2 wide angle lens that does seem to accept filters. Perhaps that lens would be better for your purposes.The Panasonic fisheye for micro four thirds had a rear filter holder.
720574
This specific camera has both a thread to fit guide scope or attachment that adapts to same OD as a 1.250" eyepiece which fits your focus assembly. No direct connection over a eyepiece.
298231
There is no indication of filter size in the manual: (http://www.general-imaging.com/uploadedFiles/10_Our_Cameras/Cameras/Power_Series/X5_UM_En.pdf) so I would think not. You might be able to rig up something, but that might be more trouble than it would be worth.Not too many low-end digicams provide for filters without some sort of adapter; a shame since a polarizer can do wonders to an otherwise mediocre image.
562298
No. This one contains the black border. The further you zoom out the bigger the border gets. You should search for a full framed fisheye.
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sorry - don't know - never tried. Call your local camera store and ask them.
1194709
I'm not sure the camera lens opening on Arc. There is an 'iron ring' that goes around the lens opening on camera-it's magnetic and the fisheye connects with that. If you're lens opening is bigger than it probably won't work properly. I would compare your lens opening to an Iphone. I looked for spec but couldn't find any.
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I think so, but I have not try one. it may dis-assembly separate from camera body and lens to fit in. you can try for 30 days return policy.
727262
I believe the fish-eye filter merely gives you a fisheye-like distortion. The wideness of the view will depend entirely on the lens you use.
1674272
I went to Best Buy and got a Rockfish 58MM type. It squeezes on and off and has a string to hold it onto the camera. Works fine.
1080016
You can film with this camera but it is very limited (space). No, the Nikon P510 is not compatible with fish eye lenses; this camera has a fixed lens. -- TeCoa
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Yes it will. As you zoom in the fisheye starts to flatten out leaving more of a wide angle then fisheye.
1346798
Yes, the one that comes with the fisheye and one additional more if you want to increase the fisheye effect
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I would have to say yes. The only issues would be if you tried to use it on a fisheye etc. that needs a special lens cap.
1296465
sorry im not sure on that, and i know contour is not much help probably either. ButRageCams offers lens changes for that camera to eliminate the fish eye and have more zoom or night vision
69938
The external lens aperture is 6mm in diameter on my iPhone 4S. A ring is affixed around it which the fisheye lens attaches. If your opening is no larger than that size it should work. I don't know if there would be optical mismatching. I have uploaded a few images using it on flicker. Look up JDPHOTOS2007.
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Good question. The answer would be yes you can. Ideally using the farthermost or innermost threads (I'd probably use the farthermost). Or if you have a long enough screw it could be threaded through the bracket and into the camera.